In Texas, you can sue someone for a loss of enjoyment of life. It can be hard to put a price on the enjoyment of life, but it is something that a court may compensate you for in a personal injury suit. Enjoyment of life is a type of general damages you can sue someone for in Texas. Let’s take a closer look at what general damages include and what it means to sue for loss of enjoyment of life.
Because of a new 2022 law, homeowners can now apply for the homestead exemption in the same year they acquire their property. If your residence is your primary home, you don’t have to wait until January the following year to start saving money!
If you own a home in Texas built after 1995, you are likely paying a MUD tax., a fee that funds the development and maintenance of infrastructure in areas with new homes. The cost of the MUD tax can be costly. Don’t worry, though – we have some tips for lowering your yearly property taxes, even if you still have to pay the MUD tax!
If you’re a property owner in Texas and disagree with your property tax bill, you have the right to protest. The process can be confusing, so we’ve put together this step-by-step guide to help you. Keep in mind that there are many steps involved in protesting your property taxes, and each one is important. So let’s get started!
Permanent injuries from a car accident can be brutal to live with, both physically and emotionally. You may be facing a lifelong struggle. However, if you have proper legal representation, you can often find the compensation you need to help you live the rest of your life. Let’s look at permanent injury settlements in Texas and how they work.
We’ve all asked ourselves at one time or another – what is the most common cause of collisions? Unfortunately, the answer isn’t straightforward. Many behaviors can lead to accidents on the road, and it’s essential to be aware of them all. This blog post will discuss 9 behaviors to avoid to stay safe while driving.
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